Galorath Incorporated

Galorath Incorporated, a Long Beach, California-based for-profit Subchapter S corporation, sells parametric cost-estimation, systems-engineering, and project-management software to the federal government as a prime contractor (94% of recent awards), competing in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations. The company operates under the dba Galorath Federal and holds a subsidiary, Galorath Federal, Inc., also a Subchapter S corporation.

Galorath's capability portfolio centers on the SEER suite — a modular software platform comprising SEER for Software (cost and schedule estimation for software development), SEER for Hardware (electronic-systems cost and manufacturing analysis), SEER for IT (information-technology acquisition support), SEER for Space (space-mission cost modeling), and SEER-SEM (systems-engineering and modeling). The company delivers primarily software licenses, annual renewals, maintenance, and consulting services rather than labor-intensive contracts. Recent representative work includes a $1,151,575 delivery order from the Air Force Materiel Command for SEER Suite annual licenses (March 2025), a $871,702 Army-wide SEER Suite license delivery order under the company's $4.39 million Army IDIQ (September 2024), a $373,115 NASA agency-wide SEER software renewal purchase order (September 2025), and a $395,601 NASA SEER annual site license software renewal (August 2026). Across the GSA Schedule labor portfolio, Galorath lists 11 active categories ranging from $121.15/hr (Senior Analyst, bachelor's degree, 5 years experience) to $293.68/hr (Senior Engineering Consultant Analyst IV, PhD, 16 years experience), with no security-cleared roles.

Customer concentration shows Air Force and Army dominance by award count and dollar value. The Department of the Air Force leads with 43 awards ($547 thousand combined potential value), followed by NASA Headquarters with 38 awards ($10.2 million), the Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center with 32 awards ($1.5 million), the Army Office of the Secretary with 21 awards ($30.1 million potential value), and NASA's Shared Services Center with 17 awards ($1.6 million). These five customers represent 46% of all awards. However, the top-customer ranking by potential value is anchored by Naval Sea Systems Command, which holds 11 awards with $13.96 billion combined potential value — a single outlier that skews the customer-concentration picture. This disproportionate Navy value reflects contract ceiling structures rather than near-term cash flow; only $83.8 million (1% of combined potential value) has been obligated across all 330 awards in source data. The Army (as a customer with both volume and significant dollars) and NASA (consistent smaller awards) represent the core revenue stream.

Galorath's principal contract vehicles are GSA Schedule 70 (Information Technology Schedule 70 carries 151 task orders, $22.8 million combined potential value) and the General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule (16 task orders, $26.7 million), both enabling Galorath to place delivery orders across civilian and defense agencies. The company also holds the $4.39 million single-award Army IDIQ (Office of the Secretary, September 2023 through September 2028) covering Army-wide SEER Suite licenses, training, consulting, and alternate sizing analysis, which has generated multiple annual delivery orders including the $871,702 and $794,569 Army-wide SEER support orders noted above. Galorath appears on OASIS+ (One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services - Small Business) with 14 task orders, though set-aside posture on OASIS+ contracts shown in the award detail indicates some Total Small Business designations despite no company-wide SBA certifications in the corporate profile.

Activity has remained relatively flat year over year across the past five years (2022: 4 awards, 2023: 6 awards, 2024: 8 awards, 2025: 7 awards, 2026: 5 awards to date), suggesting a stable but not rapidly growing prime footprint. Only four awards (combined potential value $1.6 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal recompete exposure in the near term. The vendor operates predominantly as a software licensor rather than a services subcontractor — the SCI dataset shows only 8 records (1 prime, 7 sub), with $336 thousand in FY2022 prime invoicing and a sub-engagement average of 0% across prime contracts, meaning Galorath performs substantially all work in-house when acting as prime. As a subcontractor, Galorath appears on four primes — Amentum Technology (IT services for Missile Defense Agency, January 2026), Deloitte Consulting (F-35 Joint Program Office financial management and costing, February 2025), Stemaco SC (engineering services under NOBLIS/EPICS, October 2024), and the University of Dayton (disruptive composites technologies research, November 2021) — roles that reflect boutique software licensing or specialized engineering analysis rather than staffing-intensive delivery.

Galorath's federal award footprint totals $14.07 billion in combined potential value across 330 awards (311 prime, 19 sub), spanning 49 distinct customer agencies, with 330 awards in the source data reaching back to 1992. The top three NAICS categories across the portfolio are Other Computer Related Services (114 awards), Custom Computer Programming Services (79 awards), and Software Publishers (27 awards). The vendor competes full-and-open across all vehicles with no set-aside strategy, positioning itself as a niche software provider in cost-estimation and systems-engineering domains rather than a broad federal services generalist.